Brooks Roberts Fudenberg, Lawyer at Law Office of Brooks R. Fudenberg

Brooks Roberts Fudenberg, Principal Attorney
Appellate Practice, Tort Law, Tort Law

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Address: 1004 Anna Knapp Boulevard, Suite 3, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

Law Firm:	Law Office of Brooks R. Fudenberg
Lawyer:	Brooks Roberts Fudenberg
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Lawyer Title:	Principal
Practice Areas:	Appellate Practice, Tort Law, Tort Law
Bio:	Brooks R. Fudenberg is a graduate of Yale Law School, in New Haven, CT; of Brown University, in Providence, RI; and of Porter-Gaud School, in Charleston, SC. At Yale, he was an Editor of the Yale Law and Policy Review. He was also an Editorial Assistant for Prof. Owen M. Fiss, for whom he edited, inter alia, Prof. Fiss's volume in the "History of the Supreme Court of the United States" series established by the will of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. He was also a Clerk for Prof. George L. Priest, in Prof. Priest's role as Special Master in Gavalik v. Continental Can, which settled for $415 million. Mr. Fudenberg originated the prevailing theory of the case. He graduated from Brown magna cum laude, with Departmental Honors, and from Porter-Gaud as Salutatorian and as a National Merit Scholar. Mr. Fudenberg has appeared before the South Carolina Supreme Court and the South Carolina Court of Appeals. Memberships: The South Carolina Bar, Mensa, The Sierra Club, the South Carolina Trial Lawyers Association. Read less \| Peer Reviewed
Admitted:	2003, South Carolina; U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit; U.S. District Court, District of South Carolina;
College:	Brown University, magna cum laude
Law School:	Yale Law School, Class of 1991, J.D.
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Languages:	English

Lawyer Brooks Roberts Fudenberg, graduated from Brown University, magna cum laude Yale Law School, Class of 1991, J.D., is now employed by Law Office of Brooks R. Fudenberg at 1004 Anna Knapp Boulevard, Suite 3 Mount Pleasant, SC 29464.Brooks Roberts Fudenberg is one of the more than one million lawyers in United States. Before choosing Brooks Roberts Fudenberg as your lawyer, you should consider whether Brooks Roberts Fudenberg offers free consultation, (if not) how much the initial interview costs, if there is any hidden attorney fees, what's the fee schedule, whether he or she has good community reputation and is able to provide a list of good references. You can also contact the Board of Professional Responsibility of the state bar, to find out if Brooks Roberts Fudenberg has ever been placed under any disciplinary actions. Please be aware that, though Brooks Roberts Fudenberg's office is located at Mount Pleasant, SC, he or she might belong to the bar association of other states.

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Brooks Roberts Fudenberg has been admitted in 2003, South Carolina; U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit; U.S. District Court, District of South Carolina;. His or her practice areas include Appellate Practice, Tort Law, Tort Law.

Brooks Roberts Fudenberg's college and law school education includes Brown University, magna cum laude, Yale Law School, Class of 1991, J.D.. Other biographical background includes Brooks R. Fudenberg is a graduate of Yale Law School, in New Haven, CT; of Brown University, in Providence, RI; and of Porter-Gaud School, in Charleston, SC. At Yale, he was an Editor of the Yale Law and Policy Review. He was also an Editorial Assistant for Prof. Owen M. Fiss, for whom he edited, inter alia, Prof. Fiss's volume in the "History of the Supreme Court of the United States" series established by the will of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. He was also a Clerk for Prof. George L. Priest, in Prof. Priest's role as Special Master in Gavalik v. Continental Can, which settled for $415 million. Mr. Fudenberg originated the prevailing theory of the case. He graduated from Brown magna cum laude, with Departmental Honors, and from Porter-Gaud as Salutatorian and as a National Merit Scholar. Mr. Fudenberg has appeared before the South Carolina Supreme Court and the South Carolina Court of Appeals. Memberships: The South Carolina Bar, Mensa, The Sierra Club, the South Carolina Trial Lawyers Association. Read less | Peer Reviewed. You should contact other lawyers and law firms nearby before choosing your legal representatives.

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